 | Thomas Williams - 1801 - 366 sider
...of hea* venly beauty, and the remembrance of our fr primeval vows ; that sweet music, gentle ,89 * breezes, fragrant flowers, perpetually renew ' the...fading memory, ' and melt us with tender affections; that we ' must cherish those affections, and by abstract' ing our souls from vanity, that is, from... | |
 | Thomas Williams - 1803 - 368 sider
...idea, refresh 4 our fading memory, and melt us with tender 4 affections; that we must cherish those affections, ' and by abstracting our souls from vanity, that ' is, from all but God, approximate to his es4 sence, in our final union with which will consist 4 our supreme beatitude. From these principles... | |
 | Sir William Jones - 1824 - 336 sider
...this forlorn state of separation from our beloved, the idea of heavenly beauty, and the remembrance of our primeval vows ; that sweet music, gentle breezes,...fading memory, and melt us with tender affections; that we must cherish those affections, and by abstracting our souls from vanity, that is, from all... | |
 | Sir William Jones - 1824 - 356 sider
...separation from our beloved, the idea of heavenly beauty, and the remembrance of our primeval voKs; that sweet music, gentle breezes, fragrant flowers,...fading memory, and melt us with tender affections; that we must cherish those affections, and by abstracting our souls from vanity, that is, from all... | |
 | George Fowler - 1841 - 718 sider
...this forlorn state of separation from our beloved the idea of heavenly beauty, and the remembrance of our primeval vows; that sweet music, gentle breezes,...refresh our fading memory, and melt us with tender affection ; and by abstracting our souls from vanity, that is, from all but God, approximate to his... | |
 | 1855 - 802 sider
...this forlorn state of separation from our beloved, the idea of heavenly beauty, and the remembrance of our primeval vows ; that sweet music, gentle breezes,...flowers, perpetually renew the primary idea, refresh the fading memory, and melt us with tender affections ; that we must cherish these afflictions, and,... | |
 | Duncan Forbes - 1869 - 258 sider
...this forlorn state of separation from our beloved, the idea of heavenly beauty, and the remembrance 01 our primeval vows ; that sweet music, gentle breezes,...fragrant flowers, perpetually renew the primary idea, rcfre.h our fading memory, and melt us with tender affections ; that we must cherish those affection-;,... | |
 | Elias John Wilkinson Gibb - 1882 - 348 sider
...separation from our beloved, the idea of heavenly beauty, and the remembrance of our primeval vmvs ; that sweet music, gentle breezes, fragrant flowers...fading memory, and melt us with tender affections ; that we must cherish these affections, and, by abstracting our souls from vanity, that is, from all... | |
 | ʻUmar ibn Muḥammad Suhrawardī - 1891 - 188 sider
...this forlorn state of separation from our Beloved, the idea of heavenly beauty and the remembrance of our primeval vows ; that sweet music, gentle breezes,...fading memory, and melt us with tender affections; that we must 'cherish those affections, and by abstracting our souls from vanity (that is, from all... | |
 | Friedrich Max Müller - 1893 - 656 sider
...our primeval vows; that sweet musick, gentle breezes, 1 Sir W. Jones, Works, 1807, vol. iv. p. 212. fragrant flowers, perpetually renew the primary idea,...fading memory, and melt us with tender affections; that we must cherish these affections, and by abstracting our souls from vanity, that is from all but... | |
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... such phantoms, and attach ourselves exclusively to God, who truly exists in us, as we exist solely in him ; that we retain, even in this forlorn state of separation from our beloved, the idea of heavenly beauty, and the remembrance of our primeval... 
